Tom Zuba is one of the lucky ones. He knows exactly why he was born. Tom came to Planet Earth to transform the way we do grief worldwide; to teach those learning to live with the death of someone they love A New Way to Do Grief which creates A New Way to Do Life. Tom's teachings are based on the knowledge, wisdom and tools he continues to gain as he learns to live with the "death" of his 18-month-old daughter Erin in 1990, his 43-year-old wife Trici in 1999, and his 13-year-old son Rory in 2005. Tom is convinced that none of us came here to suffer. That is not why we came. We were born to be radiant. Not in spite of the fact that someone we love died. But because of the fact that someone we love died. Tom is the author of the #1 best-selling book Permission to Mourn: A New Way to Do Grief. He is a life coach and speaker and travels all over the world teaching people how to heal themselves. He works with clients one-on-one. He creates and facilities online programs. personal retreats, day-long seminars and workshops for medical professionals and the general public. Tom and his son Sean are consciously creating radiant lives in Rockford, Illinois. To learn more visit TomZuba.com and find Tom at www.facebook.com/tomzuba1
Becoming Radiant is a beautiful sharing of wisdom from the heart of joy and grief. Tom Zuba knows both and shares both gracefully. His healing journey is the healing journey of us all by any name we call it. Thank you Tom Zuba for this shining gift. Gary Zukav, author The Seat of the SoulIn Permission to Mourn, Tom taught us a new way to do grief. In Becoming Radiant, he teaches us a new way to do LIFE. His gentle yet eye-opening words lead readers to a full, radiant life, even when it looks far different than what we expected. Tom gently and lovingly leads readers to look at their experiences through a new lens and make steps, small and large, in accepting and loving the life they have. He helps us see the freedom in trusting God, trusting ourselves, and feeling our grief instead of running away from it. Becoming Radiant is the next step in your healing journey. Anna Whiston-Donaldson, author of Rare Bird: A Memoir of Loss and LoveBecoming Radiant: A New Way to Do Life Following the "Death" of a Beloved is like a thirst-quenching popsicle of healing on a bright, sunny day. Tom Zuba's words shine with remarkable brilliance as he teaches us new ways to renew, rethink and rebuild our thought patterns and lives while mourning those whom we deeply love. This book and it's teachings are full of grace, authenticity, compassion and love... just the right tools needed to become hope-filled and radiant. Susan Hannifin-MacNab, author of A to Z Healing Toolbox: A Practical Guide for Navigating Grief and Trauma with IntentionAfter our children died, we didn't know if we could even breathe let alone heal from such a tragic event. Becoming Radiant is a book we wish was written 19 years earlier. Tom Zuba says it best: "It's making the conscious decision to end the war you have been waging with life. " Everyone in the world experiences death of a loved one. The world needs Becoming Radiant! Beth Olsen, author and Rick Olsen, author, Shaman, We Never Left You"Brilliance!" Tom has turned grief from unbelievable pain into Love, Light and healing for your soul. Becoming Radiant is the truth as to what the Spirit world and your God source wants you and the entire world to know. The Spirit world tells me this everyday with every reading. Thank you Tom. Melinda Kushner, Spiritual Medium Becoming Radiant: A New Way to Do Life Following the "Death" of a Beloved is like a thirst-quenching popsicle of healing on a bright, sunny day. Tom Zuba's words shine with remarkable brilliance as he teaches us new ways to renew, rethink and rebuild our thought patterns and lives while mourning those whom we deeply love. This book and it's teachings are full of grace, authenticity, compassion and love... just the right tools needed to become hope-filled and radiant. - Susan Hannifin-MacNab, author of A to Z Healing Toolbox: A Practical Guide for Navigating Grief and Trauma with Intention
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